It was an ordinary day at Peppa Pig's school when she found a unique toy. The toy was small, with brown skin, and looked like a little girl. Peppa was intrigued by it and decided to share it with her class.

"Look what I found," Peppa said, showing the toy to her classmates. Everyone gathered around Peppa, curious about the little brown-skinned doll. She was different, and that's what made her interesting.

In her wit, Peppa decided to play a guessing game with her friends. "What rhymes with 'tigger' and starts with an 'N'?" she asked, holding up the toy. The class giggled and began to think.

"Is it 'nigger'?" shouted Danny Dog, causing the class to burst into laughter. Peppa shook her head, smiling. "No, Danny. It's 'nagger'," she replied. The class found this amusing and continued to laugh.

"Let's vote," Peppa suggested, "Do we accept our new friend?" The class was in agreement, and the votes were collected. This bit of the event was heard by Mummy Pig who just entered the classroom.

"What's going on here?" Mummy Pig asked, noticing the toy in Peppa's hands. Peppa explained the game to her, and Mummy Pig smiled at the new friend they'd made.

"It's lovely to have a new friend," Mummy Pig said, "But remember, friends aren't just for voting and games. They're for cherishing and understanding too." The class nodded in agreement.

Peppa and her friends spent the day playing with their new friend, learning about her from Mummy Pig. The toy brought joy and diversity to their imaginative games, making their playtime even more enjoyable.

At the end of the day, Peppa found herself missing the toy when she went home. The toy had become a part of their class, a friend to them all. Peppa looked forward to the next playtime with her.

Days turned into weeks, and the toy became a staple in their playtime. Everyone was fond of her, and she was treasured. They all learned that everyone, no matter how different, can be a friend.

Peppa felt a sense of satisfaction whenever she saw the toy. It reminded her of how they all had embraced someone so different from them. This was indeed, a noteworthy friend and a lesson for life.